2009 NCAA FINAL FOUR INFO:
Date: April 4th and 6th, 2009
Location: Detroit, Michigan
Venue: Ford Field
Format: 3 games, divided into 2 sessions. Saturday are the Semifinal games (Session 1), with one game in the late afternoon and one on Saturday night. The two Semifinal winners play on Monday night (Session 2) in the NCAA Final Four Championship Game. You can buy tickets for both Sessions, just Session 1 (Semis) or just Session 2 (Championship).
NCAA FINAL FOUR RECENT GAMES:
2008: Kansas Jayhawks, Memphis Tigers, UCLA Bruins, UNC Tar Heels
2007: Florida Gators, Ohio St Buckeyes, UCLA Bruins, Georgetown Hoyas
2006: Florida Gators, UCLA Bruins, LSU Tigers, George Mason Patriots
2005: UNC Tar Heels, Illinois Fighting Illini, Louisville Cardinals, Michigan State Spartans
2004: UConn Huskies, Ga Tech Yellow Jackets, Duke Blue Devils, Oklahoma St Cowboys
2003: Syracuse Orange, Kansas Jayhawks, Texas Longhorns, Marquette Golden Eagles
NCAA FINAL FOUR EXPERIENCE:
Most Final 4 Championships: UCLA Bruins w/ 11 titles.
Most Final 4 Appearances: UCLA Bruins
Most Points (Player) in Final 4: 58 - Bill Bradley (Princeton) in 1965.
Most Rebounds (Player) in Final 4: 27 - Bill Russell (San Fran) in 1956.
Most Assists (Player) in Final 4: 18 - Mark Wade (UNLV) in 1987.
The NCAA Final Four is one of the most exciting sporting events being played today. The Final Four is the culmination of March Madness, aka: the NCAA Basketball Tournament. The Final Four is a three game tournament that matches the winners from each NCAA Tournament regionals. All four teams play in the Semifinal games on Saturday, and the two winners advance to meet in the Championship Game on Monday night. The winner on Monday is crowned the NCAA College Basketball National Champion for that season.
The Final Four has a rich history that stretches back over 70 years to when the first NCAA Tournaments were played. During that time the Final Four has been the home of some of the most exciting games in college basketball history. In 1982, Michael Jordan hit a jumper from the corner to push North Carolina to a one point victory over Georgetown. In 1987 Indiana guard, Keith Smart, hit a dramatic shot at the buzzer to defeat the Syracuse Orangemen. In 1989 interim coach Steve Fisher led a talented Michigan Wolverines team to the NCAA Final against the Seton Hall Pirate. Where it took Michigan guard Rumeal Robinson's pair of free throws to clinch the dramatic victory for the Wolverines. So buy NCAA Final Four Tickets today and experience first hand the excitement of the Final 4 games live! Buying Final Four Tickets
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